Federal Judge Strikes Down Texas’ Straight-Ticket Voting Ban, Citing COVID-19
A UT law professor doubts the ruling will survive an appeal by the Texas attorney general.
A UT law professor doubts the ruling will survive an appeal by the Texas attorney general.
With almost two weeks to go before the first ballots are cast in Texas for the general election, a court decision that could change the rules for voters. A federal…
As Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther and state Rep. Drew Springer, R-Muenster, continue to spar ahead of Tuesday’s election, Luther directs some of her harshest criticism at Abbott.
Johnny Mata has dedicated more than half his life to fighting against police brutality in Houston’s communities of color.
Plus – solar power may soon shine in Texas’ renewable energy market, and what a slowing storm season means for oil and gas.
“It’s been a labor of love. All I’m trying to do is to bring a voice to the voiceless. And, you know, what we do is significant and that significance…
The region’s largest event generates a big economic impact. A team of Houston Chronicle journalists report COVID-19 was spreading in Houston before the rodeo.
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